KNOW YOUR RIGHTS

There are several resources on this page.  First are resources related to DACA/documentation and immigration law enforcement.  Farther down the page are resources related to student expression and protest.  Everything here is presented to help support students, their families, and the greater learning community.  Nothing here is intended to provide specific legal advice or advocacy.  For specific legal advice please consult an attorney.
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RELATED TO DACA/DOCUMENTATION/IMMIGRATION LAW ENFORCEMENT

Thank you to Benito Camarillo and the Mixteco Indigena Community Organizing Project for sharing these resources with us.  In case you missed it, here is the Powerpoint from Benito's presentation, along with cards you can print just in case you or someone you know ever needs them.








RELATED TO STUDENT EXPRESSION AND PROTEST

The following video and Powerpoint are focused on protest; you can also read a more general analysis of students' First Amendment rights in school HERE.


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